Von Duprin 299 US26D Electric Strike

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN 299 US26D is an electric strike designed for use in access control and door security applications. Electric strikes work by releasing the keeper when an electric signal is received, allowing the door to open without requiring a key or manual manipulation of the latch from the secure side. This unit ships as a single piece and is installed by licensed electricians or security system integrators working on commercial or institutional door hardware. The US26D finish indicates a satin chrome plating, a common specification for hardware that must match existing door prep finishes in commercial environments.

Electric strikes are used in a wide range of applications including office buildings, schools, multi-tenant residential buildings, and institutional facilities where remote or credential-based access control is required. The 299 US26D is suited for integration with access control panels, keypads, card readers, and intercoms. It is installed into the door frame or jamb and wired to a control system that governs when the strike releases. This type of hardware is commonly found in hollow metal frame and aluminum storefront door assemblies.

Key Features

• Electric strike design allows remote or credential-triggered door release
• US26D satin chrome finish for compatibility with standard commercial door hardware finishes
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual door installations
• Designed for integration with access control systems including card readers, keypads, and intercoms
• Sold individually for precise quantity purchasing on single-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric strike replacement or new installation component for commercial access control door hardware assemblies. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Electric strikes are typically installed by licensed electricians or certified security hardware technicians. Power to the access control system and any existing door hardware must be shut off before beginning installation. Local building codes and ANSI door hardware standards should be consulted for proper strike placement and frame prep requirements. Always verify voltage and current requirements of the strike against the output specifications of the connected access control panel before wiring.